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I've posted my bike a month ago not really knowing what it was other then a Firestone by the front badge. I've searched all over the internet and forums and couldn't find anything concrete. Well I just got my report back from the people/person at NBHAA and they've identified it as the 1956-1/2...

So I talked to a guy that owns an old bicycle and hobbies shop downtown. He said from the pictures I should him on my phone that the company Firestone asked another company to make so many number of Firestone themed bicycles for their service shops. So I'm guessing this is the reason I can't...

Thanks! Seems like a cool site and a good group of people. Can't wait to dig in further!

I'll have to check out the bicycle when I get home. I've spent about 15min with it so far. I know that the main tube at the top of the frame has two holes in it. So I'm guessing that there was a tank on it originally. The NHBAA are sending me a bunch of information on the bike but I'm getting...

I've been told by the people at NHBAA that I have a 1956-57 Firestone Tire Service, inc. promotional model bicycle. I'm still waiting to get more information back but in the mean time I figured I'd share with you guys and see I could get anymore information on it. Ive tried every search result...

Awesome! Thank you so much! I'm definitely going to do more research on it.

p.s. the bike also has an odometer? attached to the bottom of the front fork. It's in really good condition and works too.

Hello! I'm new to vintage bikes and restoring them. I just bought a Firestone bike off of my buddy for $25 and looking to restore it to its former glory. I have no idea what year this bike is or model and can't really find anything out concrete myself. The bike has a large "F" with Firestone...